By Roxanne Reid
Ever had car trouble on the way to the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, only to arrive and find the entrance gate closed till the next day? Ever driven from Upington and longed for somewhere to stop for a freshly cooked lunch or cold drink in the heat of the day? Or are you desperate for a booking in the park but you’ve left it too late and it’s now full? The Kgalagadi Lodge just 5km from the gate into the park is the answer to your prayers.
Ever had car trouble on the way to the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, only to arrive and find the entrance gate closed till the next day? Ever driven from Upington and longed for somewhere to stop for a freshly cooked lunch or cold drink in the heat of the day? Or are you desperate for a booking in the park but you’ve left it too late and it’s now full? The Kgalagadi Lodge just 5km from the gate into the park is the answer to your prayers.
12 self-catering chalets perch on a dune
Park right next to your chalet - easy for unpacking
The chalet's bedroom and living area
Great little kitchen for self-catering
There are 19 campsites, each with its own ablutions and shaded area
Ever seen such fab ablutions at a campsite?
The pool is great for cooling off in the summer heat
The restaurant serves anything from burgers and pizzas to breakfast. I recommend the omelette
Get fresh fruit, veg and cold cuts as well as fresh rolls that are baked on site
The shop is good for stocking up on essentials you may have forgotten, bottled water and cold drinks
For the full story and to find out the rates and how to book you stay, read my blog post for Getaway magazine.
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Copyright © Roxanne Reid - No words or photographs on this site may be used without permission from roxannereid.co.za
